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Democracy: a religion – Allah says: And whosoever seeks a way other than Submission to Allah, it will not be accepted from him, and he will be a loser in the hereafter. Abu Muhammad ‘Aasim al-Maqdisi Translated into English by: Abu Muhammad al-Maleki Revised by: Abu Sayf Muwahhid

DEMOCRACY: A RELIGION

From the Book

These are a selection of papers that I authored just before the start of the polytheistic, legislative, parliamentary elections – at a time when people were becoming fascinated by democracy.

 Their fascination was arisen after the defenders of democracy and the defenders of other such false ideologies (who have no religion) defended democracy simply for the sake of it, and they mixed the falsehood with the Truth.

 Sometimes they call democracy a freedom, or a ‘consultation’ (this term is explained further on). Sometimes they bring forth arguments that apparently make democracy a valid concept, and they use the story of the judgement of Yusuf (Yusuf) – peace be upon him – with the King as an example.

 Other times they use the judgement of the Negus as an example – simply to serve their own interests and motives, and to fulfil their own personal agendas.

 They distort the Truth with Falsehood, and mix the Light with the Darkness, and the Polytheism of democracy with the Monotheism of Islam.

But we, with the help of Allah, replied to all of these fallacies, and showed that democracy is a religion.

But it is not Allah’s religion. It is not the religion of monotheism, and its parliamentary councils are just places of polytheism, and safe havens for paganistic beliefs. All of these must be avoided to achieve monotheism, which is Allah’s right upon His servants.